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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
BUSINESS NOTES.

Ten thousand tons Of raw sugar from
Hawaii have been shipped from San Fran
cisco to New York via Cape Horn. This Is
an innovation destined to have important ef-
fects upon the trade, as the sugar will be laid
down at New York free OF duty under the
reciprocity with Hawaii
The total failure of the Labrador fisheries,
announced In recent kilograms, Is confirmed
c. j. Kershaw a Co., Chicago board Of
trade men, have brought suit for $500, 90
against Maurice Rosenfeld & Co. The suit
grows out Of the great wheat corner which
collapsed few weeks ago
The Messrs Chisholm, of Chicago, are
making arrangements to establish largo
packing-house and canning establishment at
Montreal. A tract Of ground Just outside tho
city, ON tho Canada Pacific railway, Il being
negotiated for as . site for the enterprise
The Commercial Cable company announces
that IL will positively reduce the tariff 10 IL
cents . word next Monday, II an agreement
4 not perfected With the companies before
That ttans.
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Land. Re.torc,l 70 statement.

WASHINGTON Cry, Aug. 16-The secre-
tary of the interior has revoked the order Of
withdrawal Of indemnity lands for the bene-
fit of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad COM
pany and in long letter to the commits
sioner Of the general land Office directs that
they may be restored to settlement under the
presumption and homestead laws It Is stated
that between q, 000, 900 and 10000, 900 acres
are involved in this decision In the case of
the Atlantic &c Pacific company alone. The
order also applies to all the other railroads
named in the secretary's rules of May 90 last,
except the St Paul & Manitoba, the Hast
ings & Dakota, the St Paul e. Pacific, the
St Paul e. Sioux City, the Sioux City & st.
Paul, and the Winona e. St Peter These
are still under consideration and undecided.
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SCENES AT THE WRECK.
Ono Man In His Misery Commits Suicide
Death of Eugene McClintock.

Ono Man In His Misery Commits Suicide
Death of Eugene NfcClintock.
FoREsr, Ills, Aug. 12-There was one in
cident of the accident which stood out more
horrible than all Of those horrible scenes.
In the second coach was man. his wife, and
little child. His name could not be learned,
but II Is thought he got on at Peoria. When
the accident occurred the eptire family Of
three was caught and held down by broken
woodwork Finally, when relief came, the
man turned to the friendly aid and feebly
said: f rl.tat
Take out my wife first. I'm afraid the
So they carried out the mother, and as q
broken seat was taken Of her crushed breast,
the blood which welled from her
lips told how badly she was
hurt They carried the child, fair-haired,
blue-eysd girl OF Q, and laid her in the corn
field, dead, alongside Of her dying mother.
Then they went back for the father and
brought him ou- Both his legs were broken,
but he crawled through tho corn to the ode
Of bis wife. and, feeling her loved features In
the darkne~, prsssd some brandy 70 her
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
oakside School, owosso, Mich.

This popular school opens its fifth
year Monday, Sept. S, and will con-
tinue the thorough instruction in
every department, for which it has
been SO favorably known. Superior
advantages are offered to teachers re-
viewing for the county examinations.
Fall term, I6 weeks, tuition sra;
Winter and Spring terms, IL weeks,
$40. Private instruction at special
rates. MRS. l.. E. GOULD,
Principal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

The Michigan Central railway COM
pany will give an excursion on Satur-
day the goth inst, tomorrow 10
Mackinac Island, that peerless gem Of
the northern seas. Fare for the round
trip from Owosso, $500, including
the boat ride from Mackinaw City to
Mackinac Island and return, which
alone would cost SIC Tickets are
good on the regular trains going on
Saturday, and good returning up 10
and including the train leaving Mack
inaw City at 10 p. m. on Monday,
the 22d. Mackinac Island is nearly
nine miles in circumference and tow
ers at its highest point over three
hundred feet above the waves that
lave its snowy feet. 1t is truly the
ygyandea and lo5eAiest of all the Mich.
igan sauntering spots; OF cool and in
vigorating temperature, and is abso-
lutely free from hay fever, dust and
insects, and is indeed a very Eden
for the tourist and fisherman. To such
an enchanted spot the Michigan Gene
trail invites you to journey at a rate
of fare less than one cent a mile. Go,
weary toiler, go and in that bracing
atmosphere get rest and renewed
strength.
Persons in need of building sand
can be supplied by leaving their orders
at the office of Woodward Bros.
Farmers look. I can save you
money on your fall stock of boots and
shoes. Come in and you will be con-
vinced. Harry Knapp, the ooc shoe
house on exchange street east.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

Under the law passed by the Legislature
last winter. all Assessment Associations
doing life insurance business In the State
OF Michigan, whether in or out Of the State,
which takes risks upon people above the
age Of 05 years, must cease TO do bushes
in Michigan on the nth day of next month
(September). Therefore, no honest ascot
ationcan hold out the inducement OF future
protection that would justify member in
paying another assessment to It. The FOL
lowing is copy Of section 10 Of Act NO.
1877 Public Acts Of 1887:
Sec. 10. No person shall, within the
State, act as agent, solicitor. officer, trustee
or otherwise Ia receiving or procuring ap'
plications for insurance in any assessment
or cooperative corporation or association
(expect for the purpose of taking such ap
plication preliminary to 0rganization) or
transact or carry on any business OF such
corporation or association, unless such cor
poration or association for which he is SO
acting shall then be authorized as provided
in this act TO do business within this State,
and no person shall collect, receive or remit
any money on assessments or otherwise
for any company not authorized TO do bust
ness in this State. And any person who
shall violate any of the provisions of this
act shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, shall for
each offense be punished by fine not ex4
ceeding five hundred dollars and the costs
of prosecution, or by imprisonment in the
county jail not to exceed three months, or
both such fine and imprisonment in the
discretion of the court; and the prosecu-
ting attorney of the proper county shall
prosecute persons charged with violation
of this section. If the Commissioner of
Insurance shall receive evidence to satisfy
him of the violation of any of the provi-
sions of this act, it is hereby made his
duty to investigate the same, by himself
or his deputy, and if, in his opinion, sufii-
cient evidence is found to convict of such
violation to notify the Attorney General
thereof, and he shall cause complaint to
be entered against the person or persons
offending and the necessary travelling ex-.
penses under this section shall be audited
by the board of auditors and paid from the
general fund. elr,
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VICTIMS OF THE WRECK.
HEARTRENoINe SCENES WITNESSED
AT cHATswoRTH, ILLS.
A Night Of Anxiety, Awful Suffering
and Death Among the
Wounded People.
Full and Graphic Description 81 the
Awful Catastrophe ON the Toledo.
Peoria y Western Road.

Terrible Struggle Of -Four Hours TO Keep
the Fire From the Coaches Some Of the
Victims Robbed by vandais Sad Suicide
OF Man Whose Wife and Child Were
Kiiied-Her Conduct Of a Noble Girl
List of the Dead and Wounded.
FOREST, Ills, Aug. l2-Further details Of
the disaster on the Toledo, Peoria e. Western
railway, near Chatsworth, Ills, are as fol-
lows: When the train drew out Of Peoria at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening, it was loaded
to its utmost capacity. The train was so
heavy that two engines were hitched to it,
and when it passed this place it was an hour
and half behind time Chatsworth, the
next station east of here, is six miles Off, and
the run there was made in seven minutes so
the terrible momentum of those fifteen
coaches and two heavy engines, shooting
through space at the rate Of a mile minute,
can be understood. No stop was made at
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Aug. 10.
Quotations on the board OF trade to-day were
as follows: wheat-No August, opened 70
nominal, closed 6sl6c nominal; September,
closed 705sc Corn-No August, opened 40Isc
nominal, closed s97sc; September opened 40Ifc,
closed 40Ac; October, opened 4114c, closed 40Nc
bid. Oats-No. August. opened 2434c, closed
2494c nominal; September, opened 251sc closed
25l6c asked; October, opened 251zc closed &c
asked Pork-Year, opened S11S5 closed ST.. 90
nominal January, opened S12.50, closed S12A
bid Lard-August, opened $6.52ld, closed $3.50
nominal.
Live stock-The Union stock yards report tn,
following prices: Hogs--Market opened firm
and then declined 5dD1Oc; light grades selling at
S4so@5l5 for poor to choice; heavy mixed
packing at S48501515 for poor to good; and
heavy packing and shipping lots at $50005.45.
Cattle -Beeves firm; good TO choice, S4.2504. 80;
common to fair, S3.3OQ14.Oo; cows, S1.25@275;
stockers and feeders, $l.1513.30. Sheep-Market
strong; muttons, .s3.00@4.25; stockers, S250M
2s5; Westerns $3lO03 s.; Texans s2.750a0O;
lambs, S4000500.
h.; selected dairy. is02ac; packing stock, 100
13c Eggs-Close candled. 10a11Hc per doz.
Poultry-Spring chickens i2c per h.; old hens, DC;
ducks and turkeys, 7GtSc. Potatoes-Ohio, S25o
@2.00 per bbl; Illinois, $3.50 per Dbl Berries
Blackberries, ST. 5od200 per iC at. case; bIueber-
$iVQ2O Der Dbl
New York.
NEW York, Aug. 10
wheat-Dull No. red state. SEC; No.
red winter August, sO34c. Con-Quiet; No.
mixed cash, 49c; do August, 4Sc; do Septem.
Der, 4slzc. Oats Dull: No. white state, 500
az; No. do, aa,kc; No. mixed August,
aoIfc. Rye--Dull. Barley--Nominal Pork
Dull; old mess. $15.0o0i5.25. Lard-s0.s4. Sep
ternber. "a % 0Ctober
Cattle-No market; dull and easier for dressed
beef; native sides, $500. So Texas do, e5.75016
To-day's cable advices from Liverpool quote
American refrigerator beef dull at &C y ID. Sheep
Quiet and steady; sheep s3.25G5 v 100 lbs;
lambs, dull; t4.to07.50. Hogs-steady; live
ST. LOUIS, Aug I6
wheat-1c lower; No. Q red cash. 693kc; Sep.
tember. 7oIzc. Corn-lfc lower; cash, s71<c;
September. 3Cyzc; October, S3zc. Oats Steady;
cash, 24jfc; August, 24sSc; September, 244xc;
October s5'4c. whisky-si.n. Pork-sieoo,
I.ard-eG8.
Cattle-Market steady; fair 10 choice hesvy
native steers $40004 -; butchers steers, fair to
choice "a 4o040o; feeders, fair to good essoD
$50; stockers, fair 10 good S2Q290; Texans and
Indians, common grass TO good corn-fed $4,000
660 Hogs Market steady; choice heavy and
butchers selections, Ss.10b.4o; PACKERS and
common to good S4.5o050o. Sheep AID Lambs
--Market Arm; fair 10 prime sheep. esso04 100;
lambs. Sa750<bO. ses4t vs.,
Toledo. f.
ToLEDo, Ohio. Aug. f6
wheat-Iower and quiet; cash and August,
7l,fc; September, 7bJ<c; october. s01<c; Ds-l
cember so1<c; May, Go bid. Com-Lower and
quiet; cash, &c; September. and October, <<J<c;
May. &c. Oats-Gteady; cash, so5<c; October.
N)<o bid Clover seed-Steady; November. e<so;
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

PEORIA, Ills, Aug. 13-The whole city
was in mourning Saturday, and funeral pro-
cessions were constantly passing through the
streets, following the victims OF the Chats
worth wreck to their graves. Il seemsed as
though every church bell in the city were
tolling. and every undertaken, hearse, and
carriage busy. The funeral OF Mrs James
Deal took place In the morning ut her late
residence with very large attendance.
Sunday was another day OF funerals in
Peoria, and undertakcrs and hearses were
busy all day long. Monday Miss Josie VAL
dejo was buried, and her funeral was large
one. Mrs Hazen, Of Fort Madison, Iowa,
and Miss Alter, OF West Point, who came
here from Chatsworth were taken home
Monday,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

Agents wanted for Earth, Sea and Sky or
marvels of the universe; 8 books in one.
Agents selling from 20 to so week. For
terms address, The H. II. Taylor Publish
ing Co., Bay City, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
Omcial Returns from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 1.-THE official re-
turns of the recent Kentucky election give
Buckner, Democrat, 1905 plurality owe
Bradley, Republican.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

wheat-Lower and quiet; cash and August,
7tyfc: September, 7bjfc; October, s01<c; Ds
cember, so1<c; May, Go bid. Con-Lowcr end
quiet; cash, &c; September. and October, <>j<c;
May. &c. Oats-Bteady; cash, so](c; October,
N)<c bid Clover seed-steady; November. e<so;
pscpmbef. lAA
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How SVesdy | Slept Last Nirlt.'

So writes lady, speaking Of her rapid recovery
from chronic nervous weakness and prostrstion She
had enjoyed her f.st sound and refreshing nights
sleep in three years.
And she lie only one Of mulutudcs. Their food does
not agree with them; they have q sour stomach ana
sense of heaviness after eating, heaiacie, dizziness.
foul BREATH often tumble AID toss their beds a
Might and when they do sleep are vexed with bad
dreams. They are often restless and 6dgety take
gloomy views Of life and are annoyed by Wandering
mind and falling memory. They have feeling oe
being tired, especially on rising in the morning
Mrs. J. C. Scarborough, Of scima NJ C., wife VI
exSuperntendent of Public Schools Of that STATE SUI
fered from excessive nervous DEPRESSION exhaustion
and neuralgia, from malaria Kasklne, the new
qulnine raIldiy cured her She says: II can now 90
to sleep In my chair"
Kaskine cures every form Of nervous disease By
cleansing, vitalzfng and disnfecting the blood 10
also imparts and strength to the digestive fns
tions This creates appetite Appetite ensures
food supply. This in turn strengthens tho whole
nervous system What must folowi We Will tell yous
SOUND AND REsTFUL SLEEP.
Kaskine contains no orium-no narcotic principle
whatever 1t does not drown paint expe.s pain. II
removes the poison from the blood 1t destroys an
disease germs Health Is the result, like fruit on tee
Kasline Is pleasant to take and can be useo With
out special medical counsel
The Kaskinc Company, "a Warren st. New'York,
and 50 Farrnedon Road, London.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mayor Hewitt did not return to the city yesterday,
but sent word that he would be back on Thursday
A body supposed to be that Of Edward McCrea, OF
Eghthst Brooklyn. found In the North River az
pier Yesterday. The letters L. NJ" were tattoped
upon of the arms. McCrea has been missing SLIGO
Sunday.
James Mitchell, chairman Of the New-forK etocK
Exchange has been seriously III from an attack or
maarial fever for several weeks. He Is now conva-
iescent and his many friends In Wall Street were
cheered yesterday when informed that he probably .rs
would soon be able to resume his OLD IT,, p' ssS
In tho ro-trum Of the Exchange. ho las las
been chairman so many years that MS
pale. serious face would be missed py .no us III.
bulent crowd Of brokers which he has had uhder MS
control
The Aldermen have voted to permit the discharge or
fireworks I'm Cosmopolitan Park on Labor Day, Sep
TENDER 8.
At the rooms Of the Young Mems Institute, No. 900
Bowery last night. large number OF the members
"a hered to welcome home their secretary, H. +.
Andersen from Europe, where he had been for two
months. An attractive musical progranlme was
gwen which tho CLEO club took a prominent part
Danish and American coors Mr.. Andersen is
nephew OF Hans Christian Andersen.
The Corporation Counsel has been asked by the
Board Of Aldermen for opinion as to the authority
Of the Common Council over land reclaimed from water
along wesl-s. from Canal to Perry SITS The Alder
uniting steamship COM anies to erect sheds there
Michael Ryan made an assignment yesterday to
william j. Tanning. giving preferences to the Column
bta Bank for Sll55 and TO Charles ID. Hawkins' for
sg67. Joseph assigned to John III. Conroy
The Aldermen are to have big time to-day With
Alderman Quinn who is going to give bs constituents
a picnic at Rivervicw Grove the Hudson hlVrr.
The captain Of the schooner Sea Gull reported at
the Office Of the local steamboat inspectors yesterday
that on saturday Harry Kock, acting mate of the
vessel fell overload and was drowned.
Martin Grafmuller wa, arraigued before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged by
Charles schwaIzlow of No. I49 Forsythst with open
Ing letters. lie held under 1900 ball.
There will be unusually fine concert at Glen
Island to-day, both afternoon and evening, given by
Ebcns celebrated rcgimental band. Pehx l. Eben d.
rectng.
The steamship Eureka, from New-Orlcans, arrived
yesterday. On August 10 she passed the brig Tcle-
graph and tho steamer Grapper, apparently working
at the Havana cable.
william Davidge the actor male a descent on the
Produce Exchange yesterday fresh from Chicago. He
Is well known among the brokers, who received him
heartily.
chaplain OF tho City Prison and Blackweh's Island
has been transferred by the Provincial OF the Jesuit
Order tho Holy Cross Collie GO. Worcester Mass Ills
heath has been failing for year. Tho Rev. Father
Blumensaul s. j., at one time pastor VI 81. JosephS
German Church. Ia EigHty seventhst, VIII succeed
Father Duranquct.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WARRINGTON Aug 20. -Getzen and Whitney both
pitched great today but the former fairy ou-did
hms,L IL was second straight game. and his puL-
ding drop balls altogether deceptive for the hone
Only lou ua hit' were secured from MS DC
livery but two OF thse were MAZE In he eighth INNING
which saved from "A cenplcte shu out
they held his end up well except In the hrst ana
egh innings. The only neldng errors made during the
game was a wild throw by Mack and drop OF thrown
ball by Il bardson. Neither error, however hal any
Ell Ct upon In tho first inning the visitors
tailed Two runs on a single by Richardson. passed ball
Boutherss two bagger single by Rowe After ms
inn n, neither club could score until eighty when
Do ~ Salty stole d and third bases and score on
Donnelly's double. In the same inning Hailon and
made baggers and were enabled u score on
singles by Rove and Thompson The heldlns OF Richard
so Deay and the battling OF Brouthcrs were the feat
urcs OF thr game. Tho score was As follows
%1,oi.s0n .........-.-.9
BAseht.-w ashinCtou. 8: Detroit II. Error, Washing
ton /: Detroit. Pitchers-w whitney and Getzen I'm
CINCINNATI. Aug. 23-Todays gams between the Gin.
cnnau Metropolitan clubs va, one Of the mok exciting
CONT OF th. Neither side for eight nnug%
In the ninth showed tho strain under which h" had
bco subjected PLAYERS bated In two runs and
Won tho Mulaao pitched In splendid form and was
almost perfectly supported rhe score was az follows
SI" o;aoa". %
Ba.ehit, Cincinnati. g. Metropotao; g. Errors Gin
cunati M-tr 'poitan. Pitchers -MulIano and MAYS
Umpiro-Mr. Eaner.
clgyELaxp Aug 23--Tho Brooklyn and Cleveland clubs
payed 10 easily ToOle pitched
III telling n.ct Inning wh-n tho home PLAY
ers made spa.modic rally at the bat Brilliant plays aud
buuderng nuncron' The BROOKLYN mon took
good opening inning and holding to tho end
W On A olows.
ero".y"a -'S
Bs.-hits Brooklyn, Ia Cleveland. Ia Errors-Brook
Iyn o. Cleveland g. Pitchers-TOoe aud Morrison. Umpire
MI. Curry
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 23-rhs Philadelphia ami In.
dianapois clubs played again to-day and the
home nine with considerable TO spare
Shreve pitched with such ensct his hrst
batted to-day. Bnninton had excellent
troll ao wed the IIooser baters make but
fve hita The as follows;
Indian polls. ..........-......0 O. 4
PHI phA. .............-........2 i 10
Indiana polls 8: Philadelphia, IT, Errors-In'
d apo Philadelphia, 3. Pitchers-Shrove and Bunn
ton. umpre-Mr. sullivan.
LOUISVILLE Aug 23lIoavy batting enabled tn Athletic
club 10 defeat the Louisville team with ridiculous
ease to-day. Chamberlain pitched like school
boy, and his delivery battod terrifcally
during whole weighing had excellent control Of tho
bail and well supported The annexed;
Athletic. Observation-Disclosures . O. IL
Louisvilio ......---....-.--.--.-O 1 U U D.
Observation-Disclosures. ~ Louisvilla 2. Errors-Athleto
3 Louisville Pitchers-Weyhing and Chamberlain. Um
pre-Mr. Ferguson.
LOUIS Aug. 2S.-The Baltimore club again succumbed
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THE TRIBUN e,
NEw-YORk.

Ks.aa5S5 vessel Miller hcSssSa - o.v.
Brig Nile CCR, Brown. Bias 20 days. with cocOanuts
Xssnel cuu Baylss. Lasuna 1T days. with mdse 70
,sUNsErIAt SANDY Hook. wind irht. ST. cloudy. At city
IsAsd wind light s. cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Richmond Hill tBr. Hyde. London-Hendcrson
steamer Germauic Br oleade. Liverpool via Queens
town srnce Isa,ay s.r r,x.rno., via op,an.ovn-.
rWI WHIT itnr.s s'p' '''' '"A''' .'''''
steamer santiago Potter, Hull-sanderson 4 Son.
Steamer ravo tGer Wegerod, Bremen via Southampton
Sta Ssr ssterniand tBss,. Randis. Antwerp Pstss
steamer Ismbro Utah. Di Marco Mediterranean ports.
Steamer sritsnnia (Fr. BRAND. Marseilles-J Elweu
steamer pAaaspa. Hes s ,suayra Puerto caOellO AMI
steamer Hayden Republic. Compton. Port dc PaI-Lord
steamer Bersenseren Nor. Monsen. Port do Pai1-ww
Steamer chalmette Adams .orleapsJ Van Sickle
steamer Yemassoe riatt Charleston ami Fernandn'-wn
steamer Cnattahoochee Dasgett. savannah-H yonge
Steamer herman Wtsser. iiaiett. BostonDH Dnnock
Snip Nnoya Eieanoro Madrs ita. ousro BATAVIA. Java
snip Anna Camp Nor, Larsen Rotterdam -Benham q
S.rs Rsnavola tBr. Dovsy. Stables dolOnus-BOwrns
BARK Nioosia tBrl Mcdonald. stJohn. NIB winche~
'Bns Lillian tBr,. schive Georgetown Demerara-Tata
SAILED.
Steamers Endymion, for London; Alaska, Liverpool wax
ing, operto Chalmete Orleans iemassee Charleston
Ship Zouave, for Bristol, r. II
Bargs JanlAr. 70. stockholm; Ragnar Amsterdam; AZ,
0porto. Hcnriette Adelaide; Rsbecca Caruana Ma'an
Also suei-via Long Island sound-steamers HERNIA
Winter, for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
MovLLE, Aug 23-ATivet steamer CrcAssia (Brl. CAM
bell from ,ewYork Aug Is on her way u glasgow Jana p
ceeairdl - 49,
LRIrH. Aug 22-Arvsd Critic (Br). Davies ITO"
Nsw.York. ,,.,
PRAwLE POINT. Aug 2S-Passea. steamer clurnum '0'h
Mace, from New.York Aug ON her " Antwerp y,t
CoPRSuAGgS, Aug aSArrtved, steamer India toefh nu
seu. New York. s.a
HAMBURG, Aug - Arrived. steamer Rugia tGer kofaes
from Nsw.York. . n,,,l
ROTTERDAM, Aug 23-Arrivsd. steamer Caland tD'0AS
Bcuurr, Nsw.York Aug To- 80
Aug 22-Arrvsd steamer Corona tGer). WitssnoerE w.
New.York.
fer New.York. -,
Aug So-Salsa ssnnsr Rssss thr). for Nsw.Yssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
PURIFYING THEIR MEMBERSHIP ROLL

Tie Board OF Management Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
evening charges against ths follow
ing members tor professional T.
Hrgan T.. y. Ma, nahon. a. A. Gadls and Il. Hickey Mr.
Reg resrnei membership and his resignation was
accept d. Mr. Ma mshon fonnd sni Nv OF the charge
ssai nst 0adls before tho
3eard us Monday show why should ~
PEELED, Hickey explained away the charges against
HIM
The Games Committee Of the National As
10, Athletes OF Ameri a
have determ To sit to the bottom all charges against
athletes competing with professionally aud tho
Brook Athletic Assoc II
ming. meu Der Of the commue SAID yesterday! E" The
tax OF the club gvinga ~ 100 protest. mai speaks
foi se l. the sdyaLctm'nt 81 professional athscs one Of
objects The Of the National Assoca Of
Bto"klyu tn Association memuef An
other club which cne der in this line. 10 attract
aud help Its large eIp~nses gobbs-
thai find tbout inquiry at all
a